BAGENBAGGAGE Wins Latonia Derby with Stable Mate
Distanced by Boot to Boot at the wire Bagenbaggage beats stable mate in the Latonia Derby. Rhinock placed third as the Senate splits on Coolidge order with four to one ruling in favor of legality. Butler warns on dry law politics and a proposed national referendum is dismissed as useless.
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Boot
Close
Rhinock
Senate
Coolidge
Butler
Dry Law
Washington
Senate Judiciary
Cummins
Borah
Idaho
Goff
West Virginia
Walsh
Dem
Mont
King
Utah
Chinewlabees
Westerville
Ernest H. Cherrington
World League Against Alcoholism
Congress of the
United States
Union
States
Third Dual Triumph for Bradley in Turf Classics of the Year
Col. Edward R. Bradley’s Idle Hour Farm Stable dominated the Latonia Derby at Covington. Bagenbaggage and Boot to Boot finished first and second, matching Bradley’s Kentucky Derby duo Bubbling Over and Bagenbaggage from earlier wins.
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West
East
Blondin
Idle Hour Farm
Louisville
New Orleans
Edward Reilly Bradley
Col. Bradley
Farm Stable
Covington
Mariemont Tragedy On Beech Avenue Crosswalk
Miss Ethlyn Stivers 26, daughter of Cherry Fork postmaster, was killed instantly when struck by an eastbound traction car at Beech avenue crossing in Mariemont. The Milford motorman says he sounded the whistle and tried to brake as he approached. Stivers, a Miami University graduate and sixth grade teacher, lived with her aunt near the Monroe home and had planned to visit Camp Denison before returning for school inspection.
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Beech Avenue
Main
Ethlyn Stivers
C. W. Stivers
Cherry Fork
Miss Stivers
Miami University
Oxford
Mariemont
Frederick Monroe
Blaney
Murray Avenues
Monroe
David Curliss
Milford
Handley
Corliss
Bullets Fired Through Home of Ohio Dry Agent
Eleven bullets pierced the home of Carl Aiken, a dry agent in Tiltonville Ohio, as his family slept. Sheriff William Allison investigated, noting a prior bomb near the house and labeling the attack as revenge for enforcement actions. Bullets came from railroad tracks about fifty feet away.
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Ohio Dry Agent
Tiltonville
Carl, Aiken
Aiken
William Allison
Jefferson County
Oliver's Son Seeks Estate Contested Yonkers Will
Edwin Oliver of Yonkers claims to be the publisher and humorist Edwin A. Oliver's son and heir. He alleges the forged will that led to George Stalin Cowles serving eight years in Sing Sing deprived him of rightful share of an estate once valued at 250000, dwindling to 65000. Oliver the elder died unmarried, leaving no legal offspring before. Oliver has hired Irvin Klein of Yonkers to file papers challenging the will as improper and unlawful for excluding him.
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New York World News Service
Yonkers
N. Y
Edwin A. Oliver
George Stalin Cowles
Sing Sing
Edwin Oliver
Oliver
Irvin Klein
Dies at the Wheel in New Philadelphia
J Whitney Jones aged 54 a retired furniture dealer and mill worker died at the steering wheel of his car while learning to drive in New Philadelphia Ohio. His son Russell found him unresponsive as he did not reply to comments about his driving. Heart disease was the cause.
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New Philadelphia
J. Whitney Jones
Russell
Bridge expansion plan ties to lake coal movement and Covington buyout
Railroad leaders reveal tentative Chesapeake and Ohio plans to widen the Cincinnati Covington bridge to speed lake coal flows and create new Kentucky rail termini. They discuss selling the bridge to Covington for permanent approaches and toll-free access, with Covington voters potentially funding about 1 million dollars after state cost sharing.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
United States Engineers
Covington
Maj. A. K. B. Lyman
W. J. Harahan
Garrett Wahl
C. W. Johns
Richmond
Governme
Kentucky
Daniel O’donovan
Bantam chicken hunt ends in deadly fight at Latonia track
James Gormley, 30, a Shelby West trainer, lies with a fractured skull at St Elizabeth's Hospital Covington after a fight at Latonia race track last night. Arthur Taylor 66 a Binghamton trainer employed by W R Sallee says he struck Gormley with a pitchfork handle when Gormley and an associate refused to leave a stall. A second man Thomas loan 31 city employee was arrested for intoxication. The dispute grew from a hunt for a bantam chicken believed to be at the West stables.
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Latonia
James Gormley
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Covington
Gormley
Shelby West
Arthur Taylor
Binghamton
N. Y
W. R. Sallee
Taylor
Thomas Loan
City of
Cincinnati
Sloan
Balboa
Man Faces Murder Charge in Wheeling Double Shooting
Walter McCormick 33 of Fairmont is charged with first degree murder for killing Eugene Reilly 42 and wounding Salvation Army Captain William S. McGregor in Wheeling. McGregor is hospitalized with intestinal bullet wound and hope for recovery is limited.
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New York World News Service
Wheeling
W. Va
Walter McCormick
Fairmont
Eugene Reilly
William S. McGregor
Salvation Army
Shiffler
McGregor
McCormick
Capt
Thestri
Educator ChehockDismissed After School Showergate Trial
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 5. H W Chehock long time Marion schools superintendent is dismissed after a secret trial amid salacious charges. He admitted looking into the shower room to find a teacher but denied seeing a nude girl. The board also dismissed Miss Evelyn Hunt for her testimony.
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Cedar Rapids
New York World News Service
Central West
Marion
Board of Education Today
Chehock
National Educational Association
Evelyn Hunt
Delware Whippings at Newcastle Workhouse Draw Crowd
James J. Fee and Thomas Kelly, Philadelphia youths, received forty lashes each from a cat o nine tails on their bare backs at Newcastle Workhouse. A photographer, Samuel Shulman, scaled a wall to film and was fined for trespassing. Warden Leach noted pictures were not allowed and the punishment aimed to humiliation rather than severity.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Del
James J. Fee
Thomas Kelly
Philadelphia
Newcastle
Fee
Kelly
Samuel Shulman
International News Reel
Brooklyn
Warden Leach
Clifton Heights Residents Fight Fairview Incline Closing
Clifton Heights residents oppose the planned closing of the Fairview Incline and the discontinuation of Fairview street cars. They warn of a six week outage and plan a mass meeting to discuss injunctions and protests with 300 people affected.
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Fairview Incline
Fairview
Ohio Avenue
E. M. Detzel
Street Railway
Louis Drach
Prince Praises Church Unity at New York Luncheon
Crown Prince Gustave Adolph of Sweden lauded church unity and cooperative work among American denominations at a New York luncheon before 250 churchmen. He noted a deep undercurrent of unity beneath surface discord and praised the Universal Christian Conference on Life and Work. A Cathedral service, Vasa children visit, and a Baker home reception followed the event.
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Gustavus Adolphus of
Sweden
Crown Prince
Universal Christian Conference On Life and Work
Stockholm
St. John the Divine
Louise
Vasa
Onsidre
George F. Baker, I Jr
Long Island
Bomb wrecks grocery of girl on wedding day
A bomb exploded at dawn injuring Miss Anna Bernardo who ran a grocery in Youngstown Ohio delaying her planned wedding. A jealous suitor is suspected. nearby residents, including Mrs Julia George and a child, were shaken but unharmed. Windows shattered in six houses as fragments were recovered among the rubble.
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Youngstown
Anna Bernardo
Thaw Denies Reunion With Nesbit After Dinner Meeting
Atlantic City June 5 Harry K Thaw denied reconciliation with Evelyn Nesbit after dining with her and her son Russell Thaw. He said he said too much to the press and planned to go home. Nesbit’s dance act is set for Martin's cabaret, fueling press agent stunt theories.
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New York World News Service
Atlantic City
N. J
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Russell Thaw
New York
Thaw
Ritz-Carlton
Cortes Miss
Miss Nesbit
Ambassador
Martin's
Russell
Congress
Chicago
Winchester
Longport
E. M. Miles
Argentine Aviator Bernardo Duggan Lands at Martinique
Bernardo Duggan the Argentine aviator traveling from New York to Buenos Aires arrived at the Port of France Martinique at 4 40 p m from Basse Terre Guadeloupe after leaving San Juan Puerto Rico this morning.
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Duggan
Martinique
France
Bernardo Duggan
New York
Buenos Aires
Basse Terre
Guadeloupe
San Juan
P. R
Death in Bed Reveals Secluded Brother Sister Duo
In Poughkeepsie New York a retired merchant aged 80 and his 70 year old sister lived in seclusion for years. The merchant died in bed and was found by a downstairs neighbor with food stains on the sheet. The sister said she had fed him recently and spoke with him for an hour. Police and health officials said the death was natural.
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New York World News Service
Poughkedppsie
N. Y
Herman Friend
Amelia
Harold Post
Ex-Day Agent in Rum Ring Sentenced in Milwaukee
Clark M. Perry former Federal Prohibition Director for Wisconsin was sentenced to three years in prison and fined $3000 in Federal Court for conspiracy to violate the prohibition amendment. He admitted conspiring to remove bonded liquor from Plymouth warehouses, Wisconsin.
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Clark M. Perry
Prohibition
Wisconsin
Perry
Plymouth
Wis
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